The phrase "authority appropriately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or suitable exercise of authority in a given context.
Example: "The manager must exercise authority appropriately to maintain a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "exercise authority correctly" or "use authority suitably".
The authority, appropriately responsible to a gay minister, the Culture Secretary Chris Smith, presents the initiative in straightforward commercial terms.
Legal analysts called Brady's remaining legal options long shots after a three-judge panel of the same appeals court ruled in April that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had exercised his authority appropriately under the sport's collective bargaining agreement by upholding Brady's suspension on appeal last year.
Successful managers know how to use power and authority appropriately without overwhelming or overpowering employees.
The situation raises several issues, said Margo Schlanger, a law professor at the University of Michigan who is an expert in criminal detention, such as whether jail authorities appropriately decided Parker should not be on suicide watch.
Supporters aside, the failure of authorities to appropriately control what was transpiring before their very eyes was a scandal.
If monetary authorities respond appropriately to growing inflationary pressure - recognising that much of it is imported, and not a result of excess domestic demand - we may be able to manage our way through it.
I have experienced one racist incident, however; a parent in school said something rude to the kids about packing their stuff and leaving after the referendum, but the principal and local authorities reacted appropriately, saying that there's no place for hate crimes in this town.
Russian authorities are appropriately responding to the challenge.
Not until the European regulatory authorities required appropriately powered studies to demonstrate vascular benefit to support these claims were such studies undertaken (4, 5).
To meet the possibility that failure of such institutions may nonetheless threaten the system, the reform proposals of the Obama administration and other governments point to the need for a new "resolution authority". Specifically, the appropriately designated agency should be authorized to intervene in the event that a systemically critical capital market institution is on the brink of failure.
The wife called all the appropriate authorities, who responded appropriately.
